STEP #2 …

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    Pre-Contract Qualifying Questions ...(AKA Creative Brief)

    This confidential questionnaire is STEP #2 is designed to collect more data to gain better details to deliver your project to producing greater profits.

    #1: Do you have a budget for this project? And if so, what is your budget?

    #2: What is your average sale for this product?

    #3: How many of your product do you expect to sell?

    #4: How many other products do you upsell to this product in your sales funnel?

    #5: How much revenue to you generate per sale through upsells to this product?

    #6: Will you be doing any pre-launch testing?

    #7: Will you need any additional versions?

    #8: Will you need more than one concept?

    #9: Do you need a better offer than you currently have?

    Fee + Royalties ...

    1. Do you have any experience working with fee + paying royalties/commissions/bonuses?

    2. If you have paid royalties/commissions/bonuses, do you have any affiliate references you can offer?

    3. How long have you been in business?

    4. Does your product or service have enough of a margin to support royalties/commissions/bonuses? Sliding scale based upon sales figures: minimum 10% to maximum 25%

    5. Do you currently pay or have you in the past paid royalties/commissions/bonuses in addition to regular fee?

    6. How big is your current list that your project will be emailed to?

    7. What are your current affiliate percentage commissions per gross sale?

    8. Does the sale of your product incur any other expenses on a sale-by-sale basis and could you list those approximate expenses? (i.e. website, internet, shopping cart, etcetera)

    ~ Your Project ~

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    1. What is the specific product/service to be promoted?

    2. What is the average selling price of the product?

    3. What is the objective of your campaign? (check all that apply):

    a. Direct salesb. Beat the controlc. More orders per thousandd. Drive attendancee. Acquisitionf. Retentiong. Compile a house listh. Other

    4. Based on your traditional marketing efforts, how many prospects do you need to reach in order to generate one sale?

    5. How much revenue — or what average order size — do you want to generate per paying new customer?

    6. Who is your target prospect? (check all that apply):

    (1) Prospects (never bought)(2) Customers (bought once)(3) Past customers (bought once)(4) Suspects (people who you suspect to be prospects)(5) - ALL of the Above(6) - Or... just don't know.

    7. What is the size of your target prospect market?

    8. Concerning your list, what specific list are you using to sell to? (check all that apply):

    1. House list2. Rented list3. Swapped list4. Compiled list5. Affiliate list6. Other

    9. Please share any unique identity of your prospect like their Age, Gender, Position at work/community, Pain, Life-Circumstance, Life-Event, Passion(knitting, golf, politics, music, etc.), Community(ethnicity, sport, fraternity/sorority, Alcoholics Anonymous-AA, etc.), Location (if you want to market local: Aussie or American) information that you may know:

    10. How interested do you believe your target prospect is in your product?

    11. What keeps your prospect up at night? what is their #1 PAIN? If pain is not appropriate, what is their #1 motivation?)

    12. How does your product solve this #1 pain or motivation? (Strong answers to questions 10 and 11 will support strong concepts.)

    13. Are there any other emotional motivators we should consider?

    14. Is there a common enemy?

    15. What are the KEY FEATURES of your product? (what is made of)

    16. What are the KEY BENEFITS of your product? (what it does for the prospect)

    17. What are the obstacles and objections that need to be overcome for success?

    18. Given the features and benefits of the product (and if relevant, the primary objection), what is the single most important message that is to be communicated to the target audience (what is your Unique Selling Proposition – U.S.P.)?

    19. What are the next three key messages/copy points for your promotion, in order of importance? (These should support your USP.)

    20. What is the support/proof for the key messages (testimonials, endorsements, case studies, product specifics, etc.)?

    21. Does your target prospect know who you are? Will we need to address issues of credibility, and if so, how will we overcome a credibility objection?

    22. What are we really selling? (E.g., we are not selling grass seed; we’re selling a greener lawn.)

    23. What is your Big Promise (what, exactly, are you promising)?

    24. How does your Big Promise offer a solution to your prospect’s #1 pain or motivation?

    25. Does your product allow us to "sell an experience". (An experience more pointedly communicates the real value of using your product.)

    26. What is your offer?

    27. If you have a premium or bonus, what is it, and if it applies, what are the terms?

    28. What are the benefits of responding to your offer/buy your product? What will someone learn, gain, get when they call, email, go to the web, fax or mail a response back to you?

    29. What is your call to action? Then, in what ways can your prospect get their product (call, email, digital delivery, postal mail delivery, fax)?

    30. What tests will be conducted during this promotion?

    31. Who/what are your competitors to this product/service offering if any? Please list all those you know of:

    32. What competitive considerations need to be taken into account for your promotion?

    33. What taboos, if any, need to be avoided?

    34. What is the desired communication piece for this promotion? (check all that apply) :

    #1 - Digital email#2 - SMS/text message#3 - Postal Mail Package#4 - Magalog#5 - Print Ad - Magazine or newsprint#6 - Self-mailer#7 - Sales Letter#8 - VSL - Video Sales Letter#9 - DRTV - infomercial#10 - Or... other

    35. Can we personalize your marketing (use the person's name) in direct mail/email/SMS-text?

    36. How will the results and success of this campaign be measured?

    37. Is there a preferred size for this communication, or certain specifications?

    38. If any different than you listed above: What is the company name and return address to be used? What are the phone and fax numbers? The mail/email address for responses? The website address(es)?

    39. What is the quantity of products to be produced or this campaign?

    40. What is the tone your want to be conveyed in your sales message?

    41. With your product, what type of guarantee do you offer?

    42. How do you accept payments? (check all that apply):

    #1 - Credit card#2 - Money order#3 - Check#4 - C.O.D.#5 - Shopping cart -3rd party vendor#6 - PayPal#7 - Other

    43. What do you believe has worked/not worked in the past?

    44. How is your product delivered? (check all that apply):

    1- Download2- Postal Mail3- UPS4- Priority Postal Mail5- DHL6- Vulcan Mind-Meld7- Or... carrier pigeon

    45. Is there any deeper information on your target market? Are there any customers, past customers, clients I can talk with?

    46. What if any tracking code(s) will you use? Numbered copies?

    47. Is there anything else that needs to be stated about this project?

    48. What is your deadline completion/launch date for this campaign?

    49. What keywords are crucial to your search engine optimization?

    50. Any other information do you think would be helpful for this project:

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    1. Definition of Confidential Information.
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    2. Disclosure of Confidential Information.
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    4. Compelled Disclosure of Confidential Information.
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    7. Return or Destruction of Confidential Information.
    Receiving Party shall immediately return and redeliver to the other all tangible material embodying the Confidential Information provided hereunder and all notes, summaries, memorandum, drawings, manuals, records, excerpts or derivative information deriving there from and all other documents or materials (“Notes”) (and all copies of any of the foregoing, including “copies” that have been converted to computerized media in the form of image, data or word processing files either manually or by image capture) based on or including any Confidential Information, in whatever form of storage or retrieval, upon the earlier of (i) the completion or termination of the dealings between the parties contemplated hereunder; (ii) the termination of this Agreement; or (iii) at such time as the Disclosing Party may so request; provided however that the Receiving Party may retain such of its documents as is necessary to enable it to comply with its document retention policies. Alternatively, the Receiving Party, with the written consent of the Disclosing Party may (or in the case of Notes, at the Receiving Party’s option) immediately destroy any of the foregoing embodying Confidential Information (or the reasonably nonrecoverable data erasure of computerized data) and, upon request, certify in writing such destruction by an authorized officer of the Receiving Party supervising the destruction).

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